The original Honda Prelude had a nice long run from the late 1970s to the early 2000s, with an initial boom in sales carrying the nameplate through the 1980s. By the 1990s, though, it was a ...

The fifth-gen Prelude represents the final form for Honda. News about a Honda concept with the Prelude name badge hit the streets last year, teasing fans with the possibility of a production ...

Many thought that the fifth-generation Prelude would be the final go-around for this nameplate, as Honda abandoned the Prelude for decades, leaving the Accord coupe to fill its spot until that ...

The fifth-generation Honda Prelude showed up in late 1996 with great looks, a 200-hp four-cylinder engine, and an excellent manual transmission. It also handled so well that it was easy to ...

So you're prepping your fifth-generation Honda Prelude for drag racing, and you're thinking of going down the tried and true path of grabbing AWD components off a CR-V to improve your 60-foot times.

Unfortunately, as Honda's premium alter ego Acura gained in popularity, the Prelude's semi-lofty price tag cut sales significantly toward the end of the fifth-generation. Compared to the 336,599 ...

The first Honda Prelude was introduced in 1978, loosely based on the Honda Accord with the intent of being more sporty. The most recent, fifth-generation Honda Prelude was produced from 1997-2001 ...

I'd try to combine the absolutely perfect looks of something like the fifth-generation Honda Prelude with the entertaining driving experience of the fifth-generation Honda Prelude. Of course ...